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It's not hard so to speak. It's having a plan, putting it into place and doing it. if you want to be whole sale only, you need to market that. have workflows for each product. limit your products. make sure your pricing is low enough for resell, high enough to make a profit. theres more than...

how are you charging your customers the correct pricing?

how do you know if the package is too big or too heavy for them?

Had a poke around. Pretty near library of signs. The website deserves to be rebuilt to modern standards.

Love it! I'll have to do one soon. one we have a few more systems set up.

You missed the point where he said ( not cutting tables ).

https://www.josting-maschinen.de/mulicut-sc-single-knife-veneer-guillotine?lang=en I think this is what you're after. These guillotines are for that exact purpose.

I bet that's what everyone said about the internet & the knowledge base vs the current libraries of encyclopedias,

The fact it took 3 or so months for issues like this resolved is very poor. This would be a result of lack of beta testing and listening to customer feedback. This is literally why we moved to caldera. I haven't had any bugs as such at all from any update. And if there was, it's fixed with in...

It can, You can also try isopropyl

You can use acetone, it would lift the ink right off. But as soon as it evaporates,the ink sticks back to the acrylic and makes it even harder to remove.

You can't adjust it, you need to add more pinch wheels.

Check your logs, is it only a vacuum problem. Or have you had any ink fill time outs during print. ?

Impossible. you can set white at max in onyx and there's 0 starvation issues. Ink starvation isn't a thing on the Arizona.

Meniscus is the vacuum. That's what you're adjusting. Before you touch it. Confirm your vacuum levels are correct.

It's been a while since a tech adjusted mine, but there's a valve you can adjust to increase or decrease the vacuum. i think you need a specific vacuum gauge also as the vacuum is so low.

Nope. That will say "ink filled timed out" rather than "Ink Vacuum System Problem" and if that did happen, the printer will cancel and stop printing.

Sounds like low vacuum and ink is pooling on the heads. Print a board, then use the suction tool (if manual) or do auto maintenance on white. If the issue goes away. vacuum issue. if it doesn't go away - you'd have to do more investigating. There is no chance it's an ink starvation issue as...

downgrade..

In your situation, yes copy it. or you can reference it. If you use a digital system, you can link your folder directly to each order.